The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
SUNBI;ANLS.
Where's our January thaw?

The wheat market is not very brisk.
Rev. f. L. Davies has not yet returned.
-WHEAr.-No. / hard 90: No. ! north.
ern So: No. 2 northern 90: No. 3 north
ern SO.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday last
were splendid days-to hug the warm
side of a stove.
- l.. Lavign has been confined to his
bed for some time past by IN ailment
contracted in the army.
The first train from the east since last
Sunday morning passed through War
ner yesterday afternoon. 1t was quite
asight, 100.
Don't forget to attend the neck-tie So
ciable under the auspices of the Warner
Literary Society, to be held in this
city, Tuesday evening, Feb. /, 1897.
Wagons and buggies painted on short
notice. Bring them in los before the
spring trade rush begins.
III. G.. HARRISON.
-FoR SALE.-S00 bushels of oats for 80
cents per bushcl when taken IN bulk,
M ID. X. Putnam'S elevator, Warner.
Z. NJ. THOMAS. Buyer.
As we 90 to press the sad news IS
brought from Rondell of the death Of
j. A. Allen, which occurred this fore
oon at the residence of his son, A.
Allen.
SOCIAL DANcE.-A social dance will
be held in Struggles hall, in this village,
Z Friday evening, TO which all are
cordially invited. Tickets, including
supper. 81 so.
David Knapp's residence on third av
enue west. Aberdeen, was burned to the
gaonnd Monday night. Frozen hydrants
prevented the Ere department from
rendering any assistance.
TO RENT.-1W acres @ miles east of
Warner, all ready for crops. The I'M
dersigned viii furnish seed and ma
chinery. JoHN HusEBY, Warner.
FoR SALE. My farm property n
sisting Of horses, wagons, plows, har-
rows. binders. and everything you want
on a farm. Terms very reasonable.
W. p. KINGSTON, Warner.
IF. III. Willis and l.. q. Hanson re-
turned from Minneapolis and Milwau-
kee yesterday. The boys report the
opening exercise of the st. Paul ice
palace as being simply magnificent.
IT. X. Syms' closed Pratt's elevator at
this place last Wednesday evening and
took the nine O'Clock passenger for
Blooming Prairie, Mimi. Mr.. Symes'
many friends in Warner hope to sec
him back at this station mex seasen.
We believe Warner Is doing more for
the temperance cause than any other
city in the territory. We have a saloon,
in town, to be sure, but what harm il
there in a saloon if you can't get a drop
Of anything intoxicatings This iscaused
by-by-by the great snow blockades
east.
Owing to the poor condition OF the
roads and the severity of the weather
the oyster supper held at the Wright
school house last Friday evening was
not as largely attended as it would have
been under more favorable circumstan
ccs. But then those who did attend hae
4 great suificiency of select oysters anc
4 general good time all around.
dakota has no more charms for me,
gruSi5 rem arked a man in Warner lasI
Sunday morning as he gazed out upon
the prairie which was covered with
mountains Of drifting snow. We be
iicve Dakota has charms for all. but
the better way to get the full benefit oi
them. especially during winter season
II 70 20 to Florida
The diorauic entertainment held ii
the school house last Friday evening. By
prof. G. LaDee was a decided success
and every one was pleased. Owing Il
che inclemency OF the weather there
wAs not as many in attendance as there
w)Ald nave been had the weather per
raissed. After the show those who
werc 50 inclined took part in a socia
dance neld IN Striogles hall. and TIL
dance. together with the splendid sup
rer gotten up by Mrs. Jane Foster, wa
Anather grand success. After sappe
tanciug WIS Ia order It'll 8 respectable